Go fast or go slow with the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes which are built to go the distance. With a warm and cosy fleece lining, the shoes keep you warm on colder winter days. Engineered with abrasion resistant welding, the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes also keep you protected with a GORE-TEX membrane that provides excellent levels of water resistance. Helping you take on the great outdoors the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes feature adidas Continental Rubber outsole provides extraordinary traction in both wet and dry conditions. Built with adidas’ Boost midsole, the shoe delivers great levels of cushioning and an enhanced energy return, with high-adaptability on rocky surfaces.
Go fast or go slow with the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes which are built to go the distance. With a warm and cosy fleece lining, the shoes keep you warm on colder winter days. Engineered with abrasion resistant welding, the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes also keep you protected with a GORE-TEX membrane that provides excellent levels of water resistance. Helping you take on the great outdoors the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes feature adidas Continental Rubber outsole provides extraordinary traction in both wet and dry conditions. Built with adidas’ Boost midsole, the shoe delivers great levels of cushioning and an enhanced energy return, with high-adaptability on rocky surfaces.
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The lowest price for adidas-Terrex Free Hiker GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes 2.0-Men-Core Black / Grey Six / Grey Three-8.5 right now is $286.00 at StockX, compared across 2 retailers.
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Prices last updated 13 May 2026.
adidas-Terrex Free Hiker GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes 2.0-Men-Core Black / Grey Six / Grey Three-8.5
Go fast or go slow with the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes which are built to go the distance. With a warm and cosy fleece lining, the shoes keep you warm on colder winter days. Engineered with abrasion resistant welding, the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes also keep you protected with a GORE-TEX membrane that provides excellent levels of water resistance. Helping you take on the great outdoors the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes feature adidas Continental Rubber outsole provides extraordinary traction in both wet and dry conditions. Built with adidas’ Boost midsole, the shoe delivers great levels of cushioning and an enhanced energy return, with high-adaptability on rocky surfaces.
Go fast or go slow with the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes which are built to go the distance. With a warm and cosy fleece lining, the shoes keep you warm on colder winter days. Engineered with abrasion resistant welding, the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes also keep you protected with a GORE-TEX membrane that provides excellent levels of water resistance. Helping you take on the great outdoors the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes feature adidas Continental Rubber outsole provides extraordinary traction in both wet and dry conditions. Built with adidas’ Boost midsole, the shoe delivers great levels of cushioning and an enhanced energy return, with high-adaptability on rocky surfaces.
Last updated at 13/05/2026 11:21:14
adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 Gore-Tex Black Grey
Delivery $34.95
Adidas Terrex Free Hiker GORE-TEX 2.0 EU 42
Delivery $16.32
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
The Adidas Terrex Free Hiker GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes 2.0 are an exceptional choice for hiking enthusiasts. The shoes are designed with comfort and durability in mind, making them ideal for long hikes. The GORE-TEX material used in the shoes ensures that they are waterproof, making them suitable for use in all weather conditions.The sole of the shoes provides excellent grip and traction, ensuring that hikers can traverse challenging terrains with ease.These hiking shoes is their true-to-size fit. So, there's no need to worry about ordering the wrong size. I am a size 9 and the size 9 in these fits perfectly. Additionally, the shoes provide ample space for the toes, allowing for comfortable movement and flexibility while hiking.
originally posted on REI
These were the worst shoes that I have ever used! They were too squishy, I slid all over the trail, and the membrain soaked through in the first hour of hiking. I Immediately returned these shoes upon return to the store in Anchorage. Because of the squishiness of the mid sole I ended up injuring my ankle as well. I was carring a 25 LB pack and these just didn't hold up at all. They felt like a hate crime to my feet.
originally posted on REI
I really wanted these to work! I usually wear 11 but the 11 fit tight, like a sock. Still thought would be ok after break in. Tried different insoles. First hike I injured Achilles & took weeks to heal. Switched insoles & began damaging toes on downhill. After two black toes, even padded with lambswool, decided to return. Should have got 11.5, but still not sure this style would work with my feet. A plus is they are good on rocks, negative is they wrecked my feet.
| Color | Black |
| Size | 42 |
| Material Upper | Textile |
| Material Midsole | BOOST |
| Material Sole | Continental |
adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 Gore-Tex Black Grey
Delivery $34.95
Adidas Terrex Free Hiker GORE-TEX 2.0 EU 42
Delivery $16.32
The Adidas Terrex Free Hiker GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes 2.0 are an exceptional choice for hiking enthusiasts. The shoes are designed with comfort and durability in mind, making them ideal for long hikes. The GORE-TEX material used in the shoes ensures that they are waterproof, making them suitable for use in all weather conditions.The sole of the shoes provides excellent grip and traction, ensuring that hikers can traverse challenging terrains with ease.These hiking shoes is their true-to-size fit. So, there's no need to worry about ordering the wrong size. I am a size 9 and the size 9 in these fits perfectly. Additionally, the shoes provide ample space for the toes, allowing for comfortable movement and flexibility while hiking.
These were the worst shoes that I have ever used! They were too squishy, I slid all over the trail, and the membrain soaked through in the first hour of hiking. I Immediately returned these shoes upon return to the store in Anchorage. Because of the squishiness of the mid sole I ended up injuring my ankle as well. I was carring a 25 LB pack and these just didn't hold up at all. They felt like a hate crime to my feet.
I really wanted these to work! I usually wear 11 but the 11 fit tight, like a sock. Still thought would be ok after break in. Tried different insoles. First hike I injured Achilles & took weeks to heal. Switched insoles & began damaging toes on downhill. After two black toes, even padded with lambswool, decided to return. Should have got 11.5, but still not sure this style would work with my feet. A plus is they are good on rocks, negative is they wrecked my feet.
I do not know what it is with Adidas outdoor hiking shoes but the smell that takes over happens almost immediately. I thought there was mold under our house but it was THESE BOOTS in my closet after only a handful of uses. Seriously, the smell came within a month. I finally got around to trying to remedy the situation and discovered that it was not the insole that smelled but mildew grew underneath the insole and covered the bottom of the interior of the boot. I have never experienced this before with any shoe or boot, even ones that were thrown in my mom’s attic for years. These boots were stored in my closet with the door open then outside on the screened-in porch when the smell became horrendous. Adidas really needs to address this issue because their shoes/boots ... MoreI do not know what it is with Adidas outdoor hiking shoes but the smell that takes over happens almost immediately. I thought there was mold under our house but it was THESE BOOTS in my closet after only a handful of uses. Seriously, the smell came within a month. I finally got around to trying to remedy the situation and discovered that it was not the insole that smelled but mildew grew underneath the insole and covered the bottom of the interior of the boot. I have never experienced this before with any shoe or boot, even ones that were thrown in my mom’s attic for years. These boots were stored in my closet with the door open then outside on the screened-in porch when the smell became horrendous. Adidas really needs to address this issue because their shoes/boots are so dang comfortable! I love them but I cannot deal with the smell. This does not happen with my 5-10 mountain bike shoes or Adidas running shoes, only with their line of hiking footwear. I had a pair of low cut Terra X or something that had the same smell but I cut grass in those! These boots were for the occasions I took the dog out in the field before it got too hot and they instantly smelled bad. Has anyone else experienced this? I have never had such an issue with foot odor from a shoe or boot that could not be fixed like these, even after a 28 day Outward Bound adventure in 1996!
I really like these shoes. They're light and supportive. It probably took about 20 miles of walking for them to bed in, they are a little spongy at first, now they're perfect. I don't need to add insoles like I typically do. Aside from walking through a few puddles I haven't been able to test how waterproof they are. They're Gore-Tex so I expect them to be waterproof longer and more effectively that the other non-Gore-Tex membraned boots I've had.I walk a lot and am hard on shoes and boots. Time will tell how durable they are.
Bought these and thought they would be great for AT thru hike. After wearing one 12 mile hike, it was miserable. the cut of the upper runs downward towards the laces which places the lacing eyelet directly on my ankle bone....not good. Every other manufacturer of mid boots look to have the upper cut with it higher in the front and lower in the back quite possibly for this reason. very disapointed.
I have the previous version without Gore-Tex, so I want to buy a new one that has Gore-Tex.I feel v2's soles are more soft and comfortable than v1's. And I buy the same size (US 9.5) of this version, I know some people said v2 is tight than v1 and recommend 0.5 to one full size up. Fortunately, it's a regular fit for me, so if your country has a sale of it, just try it before ordering it.
I have a couple of pairs of the original Free Hikers, but this is my first pair of the Free Hiker 2. Overall, they fit a bit more snuggly and have more arch support. The bottom is rounded so that you roll from heel to toe, unlike the originals. I'm still getting used to that. Overall, they fit great and look fantastic. As always, when hiking in a shoe with mesh uppers, be careful on the downhills because there's not much support to prevent your foot from sliding forward and smashing your toes into the end of the shoe. But they're very grippy and great for uphills.
This is a well protected trail shoe with good support and some energy return from the comfy midsole. I took these out on 40 mile trip up the Enchanted Valley with a 35lb pack and was more than happy with the result. Normally I’d be in trail runners for this trip and I was curious about the extra weight versus better support on roots and rocks, gravel bars and alpine scree fields. The extra weight of the shoe goes right into the rand and scuff protection, with extra layers where you need it most, with the exception of unnecessary fangs trailing off the toe box. The beefy Continental outsole was grippy on wet rocks and slick dirt and provides a secure feeling platform for the entire shoe. The Gortex liner did not leave my feet sweating (temps from 50-70f) and while ... MoreThis is a well protected trail shoe with good support and some energy return from the comfy midsole. I took these out on 40 mile trip up the Enchanted Valley with a 35lb pack and was more than happy with the result. Normally I’d be in trail runners for this trip and I was curious about the extra weight versus better support on roots and rocks, gravel bars and alpine scree fields. The extra weight of the shoe goes right into the rand and scuff protection, with extra layers where you need it most, with the exception of unnecessary fangs trailing off the toe box. The beefy Continental outsole was grippy on wet rocks and slick dirt and provides a secure feeling platform for the entire shoe. The Gortex liner did not leave my feet sweating (temps from 50-70f) and while the abrasion resistant grid fabric wasn’t really tested outside of gentle bushwhacking in open country, it was no worse for wear afterwards.Initially I felt the fit was on the large size, and I wore light to mid weight running socks. But as I settled into the shoe, I was grateful for the roomy toe box and a last that kept my toes free on steep descents. I wear a 10 and would not size down as some recommend. At no time did the shoe feel too big.What this shoe is not: a trail runner or approach shoe. It’s built to get knocked around and provide great protection from rough trails. What this shoe is: a sturdy, cushy and nimble trail shoe that handles everything from soft duff to loose shale with ease.The silver color way looks like you should be carrying golf clubs, but overall I found this to be an extremely comfortable and supportive shoe for racking up the miles while backpacking.
Before the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes entered my life, my hiking experience was akin to a shirtless old man in cutoff blue khaki shorts yanking a lawnmower starter cord - frustrating and far from glamorous. But once I slipped my feet into these magical marvels, I knew I had found the purr-fect pair!The soft, supportive PRIMEKNIT uppers and gusseted tongues hugged my feet like a long-lost lover - or perhaps a cuddly kitten that just won't let go. The formfitting comfort was a game changer, making my hikes feel like a walk in the park (which, I suppose, they were).And speaking of parks, have you ever tried hiking during a sudden downpour? I used to dread it, but now I welcome the challenge with open arms and dry feet, thanks to the GORE-TEX ... MoreBefore the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes entered my life, my hiking experience was akin to a shirtless old man in cutoff blue khaki shorts yanking a lawnmower starter cord - frustrating and far from glamorous. But once I slipped my feet into these magical marvels, I knew I had found the purr-fect pair!The soft, supportive PRIMEKNIT uppers and gusseted tongues hugged my feet like a long-lost lover - or perhaps a cuddly kitten that just won't let go. The formfitting comfort was a game changer, making my hikes feel like a walk in the park (which, I suppose, they were).And speaking of parks, have you ever tried hiking during a sudden downpour? I used to dread it, but now I welcome the challenge with open arms and dry feet, thanks to the GORE-TEX membranes. They seal out wet conditions like a superhero's cape, while still letting my feet breathe as they warm up - no more sweaty, soggy socks for this hiker!But these shoes are more than just pretty faces. They're also tough as nails, with abrasion-resistant weldings that add durability to rival the world's strongest shirtless old man yanking that lawnmower cord. And the Boost™ foam midsoles? They're like having a personal trampoline strapped to your feet, providing long-lasting cushioning, energy return, and adaptability on even the rockiest of surfaces.Don't get me started on the internal EVA frames, heel supports, and Continental™ rubber outsoles. They all work together to provide lateral stability, midfoot support, and confident traction, whether it's wet or dry. It's like having an army of shirtless old men in blue khaki shorts pulling you up the mountain - minus the weird stares from fellow hikers.And if you're a fan of Mother Earth (as we all should be), you'll be thrilled to know that the uppers contain a minimum of 50% recycled content. That's right, these shoes are not only stylish, comfortable, and durable, but they're also eco-friendly. It's like a quadruple whammy of awesomeness!In conclusion, the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes have truly revolutionized my outdoor adventures. They're the cat's pajamas, the bee's knees, and the shirtless old man's lawnmower cord of hiking shoes - and I wouldn't trade them for the world.
| Color | Black |
| Size | 42 |
| Material Upper | Textile |
| Material Midsole | BOOST |
| Material Sole | Continental |
